YouTubing with the Dream Team
Posted April 15, 2008 at 06:00 AM by Os Davis
Section: Culture/History, Olympic History, Events, Basketball, Featured Writers, Os Davis
A handful of clips chronicling the best team that ever played the game.
The Torch has a Tough Couple of Days
Posted April 8, 2008 at 09:00 AM by Scott L. Place
Section: Beijing 2008, Beijing News, Culture/History, Olympic History, Socio-Political, Featured Writers, Scott L. Place
A woman in London commented to the BBC that she felt, “bashed about a bit” as protesters attempted to disrupt the torch relay this weekend. The demonstrations in London also included several fire extinguisher wielding protestors. That’s a new tactic…
BMX National Championships Saturday
Posted March 28, 2008 at 03:19 PM by Michael J. Sedor
Section: Beijing 2008, Beijing News, Beijing Results, Culture/History, Design/Art/Culture, Olympic History, Events, Cycling/BMX, Columns/Blogs, Michael Sedor
It didn’t take long for the unconventional “action sports” like half-pipe snowboarding and snowboard-cross to become winter Olympics favorites outshining their more staid downhill skiing cousins. This year the first X-Games-worthy discipline will make its debut in the summer Olympics: BMX racing. What’s…
Olympic Middle & Long- Distance In the Modern Era
Posted March 26, 2008 at 07:18 PM by Jimmie R. Markham
Section: Beijing 2008, Culture/History, Olympic History, Events, Track & Field, Columns/Blogs, Jimmie Markham
The Modern Olympic Era
Of the 336 medals that have been awarded thus far in the men’s middle and long-distance track events during the Modern Olympic Era (1896-2004) here are some interesting statistics:
· A total of 42 Countries have won medals in these events.*
Torch Lit, World Records Fall
Posted March 25, 2008 at 02:07 PM by Michael J. Sedor
Section: Beijing 2008, Beijing News, Beijing Results, Opening Ceremon., Culture/History, Olympic History, Socio-Political, Events, Aquatics, Columns/Blogs, Michael Sedor
The Olympic torch was lit yesterday in Olympia, Greece site of the Temple of Hera and the legendary birth of the Olympic Games. A bombastic ceremony of Greek actors in ancient costume lit the torch and passed it along while Jacques…
Baseball Takes Beijing By Storm
Posted March 16, 2008 at 01:00 PM by Michael J. Sedor
Section: Beijing 2008, Beijing News, Culture/History, Olympic History, Socio-Political, Events, Other, Featured Writers, Michael Sedor, Columns/Blogs
This week Beijing was all about baseball. The San Diego Padres and the Los Angeles Dodgers played two exhibition baseball games there this Saturday and Sunday in the Olympic Stadium. The games were broadcast on Chinese television to over 700 million…




The Final Sprint
On October 9, 2008
versace 4127 said:
The problem is a new injury would leave him out of the competitions.